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What makes a good mother? Probably the very qualities that also make a good person: compassion, kindness, intelligence, loyalty and strength — a sense of humour surely helps, too.

Fix your funk by walking into a more positive state of mind

Law firm asks Taco Bell: “Where’s the beef?”; a new treatment for depression; what to do about our aging doctors; the nominees for the 2011 Academy Awards; and Manitobans warned to brace for floods.

Eighties pop icon Rick Springfield’s just released memoir Late, Late at Night is a revealing and honest telling of his struggles with depression and fidelity, the enduring popularity of "Jessie’s Girl", and the wondrous spirituality he finds in dogs.

Though there'll be no more daily commune with the queen of talk once her show goes off the air at the end of this season, but you can bet we'll still be getting a healthy dose of Oprah in our lives, and she promises it will be "bitch"-free. Oprah's new network – aptly named the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) – will hit the airwaves this coming January 1. The queen herself took to the stage at Maria Shriver's Women's Conference in California and announced that her cable network will be "fun and entertaining without tearing people down and calling them bitches. Imagine that. Imagine." We are imagining it Oprah, and we can hardly wait.

The comedian and Daily Show correspondent promises snowy skies are gonna clear up, but until then, happy hibernating (and stay warm).

Those who suffer from migraine are five times more likely to experience depression—but it’s not all cause and effect.

Derived from ketamine, Spravato offers a new option for persistent, treatment-resistant depression. The problem is, it's really, really expensive.

For many Black women who struggle with their mental health, taking care of themselves is still a political act.

We considered children, but are still only a family of two. We’ve decided that’s a good thing. But sometimes I wonder if that’s enough. If I’m enough.

Your hormones are in flux. You’re exhausted. Throw in your surly teens, work demands and taking care of your parents, blend and you’re a raging, sobbing smoothie.

The pandemic means we need to be extra vigilant about SAD this year.

New research suggests that diet could play a role in treating depression.

If you’re a financial planner, nurse or salesperson, you have a higher chance of being depressed than in any other career according to this article which lists the top 10 fields in which full-time workers are most likely to report a major depression in a given year.